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Family of Missing Kayaker Offers Reward To Encourage Search

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The family of Dario Cholula Rojas, who disappeared the night of October 19 when he went fishing in a kayak off Tyndal Point in North Haven, have offered a $2,000 reward to the person who recovers his body.

The family of Dario Cholula Rojas, who disappeared the night of October 19 when he went fishing in a kayak off Tyndal Point in North Haven, have offered a $2,000 reward to the person who recovers his body.

Family members of Dario Cholula Rojas, who disappeared on the night of October 19 when he went out on a kayak to fish, gathered in North Haven on Sunday to search the shoreline for his body. STEPHEN J. KOTZ

Family members of Dario Cholula Rojas, who disappeared on the night of October 19 when he went out on a kayak to fish, gathered in North Haven on Sunday to search the shoreline for his body. STEPHEN J. KOTZ

A memorial was left near the beach in North Haven, where Dario Cholula Rojas disappeared last month. STEPHEN J. KOTZ

A memorial was left near the beach in North Haven, where Dario Cholula Rojas disappeared last month. STEPHEN J. KOTZ

authorStaff Writer on Oct 28, 2022
CURL Error #:Failed to connect to expressnews.newzware.com port 443 after 16 ms: Couldn't connect to serverThe family of Dario Cholula Rojas, the 31-year-old Queens man who disappeared on the night of October 19 when he went fishing in a kayak off Tyndal Point in North... more

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